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Our observation (Fig. 1) that the biasing effect of integrating over branch lengths grows worse with increasing sequence length may seem surprising, because the likelihood function over branch lengths for each topology becomes more peaked as sequence length grows (see Fig. 6a).

The number of branch lengths grows linearly with the number of species in a bifurcating tree, and the number of distances is quadratic with the number of species, and so is the number of degrees of freedom of the chi-square distribution.

Unlike hair, nails grow continuously, with no normal periods of rest; if their free edges were protected from wear, they would extend to prodigious lengths, growing in a twisted fashion like a ram's horns.

In these algorithms, nodes in an unfair position will increase their channel access probability as their queue lengths grow.

However, as read lengths grow longer, PerM significantly outperforms Bowtie and MAQ for sensitivity to both two and three mismatches.

Trends in these percentages were positive as read lengths increased, except for annotations of c-isotigs, which initially increased in percent annotated then decreased slightly as read lengths grew above 400 bp on average (not shown).

From the runtimes of all simulated data groups, it is observed that the runtime for CUSHAW2, BWA-SW and Bowtie2 significantly increases as the read lengths grow from 100too 500.

This is an important criterion for evaluating long read aligners, because as read lengths grow, split-read mapping is rapidly replacing PEM as the method of choice for SV detection.

Yazyev39 indicated a GNR Curie temperature near 10 K, below which the spin correlation length grows exponentially.

Thus, grains ∼10 mm in length grows in a direction perpendicular to the substrate.

This becomes difficult as the wave length grows and becomes comparable to the pixel size, such as in the infra red.